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Direct linkLamie, Judith M. – Language Teaching Research, 2004
The literature surrounding the process of curriculum innovation and change abounds with the assumption that change is a difficult, often painful and hugely complex process. It involves educational, political, national, institutional and personal issues. It challenges the very fabric of our society, and our roles not only as professionals, but as…
Descriptors: Innovation, Educational Change, Models, English Teachers
